ENE 480 Week 10

October 30, 2022

Happy Sunday! I hope you are taking time to relax this weekend.

This week I will go over Lab 3, which you will do this week.

As I mentioned last week, I am giving you the option of

  1. Completing Assignment 2 (now due November 11) and your point distribution will remain the same as in the syllabus
  2. Not submitting Assignment 2 and I will distribute the points from Assignment 2 equally among the other assignments/lab reports. 

Note: if you submit Assignment 2 it will be graded and that grade will stand.  Assignment 2 is posted on LON-CAPA.

Lab 1 is graded.  The rubrics will be sent out either today or tomorrow and grades will be posted on LON-CAPA.  If you have questions, let me know. 

Lab 2 (due Nov 4):

I have posted photos and field data on the blog. There are separate posts for each of the sections. 

Because of the difficulty with the nitrate testing, I have assigned groups to share data. However, you are to write your reports in your respective two-person teams. Be sure to note in the Appendix of the report, which data are yours and which are obtained from the other team(s). Last week I sent out names and email addresses in an email message but here are the groupings:

Section 1 Tuesday:

  • Teams 1 and 3 (not group 3 is from Section 2)
  • Teams 4 and 5
  • Teams 6 and 7
  • Teams 8 and 9

Section 2 Thursday:

  • Teams 1 and 2
  • Teams 3 and 4
  • Teams 5 and 6
  • Teams 7, 8, and 9

Lab 3:

Lab 3 is a sieve analysis lab and will be much shorter that Lab 1 and 2. I would suggest that you use the lab time to work on your lab reports in the Trans Lab.  In this way, you can also ask questions of the TAs. 

You are to work on the sieve analysis during the following times.  Please be on time and report to the ENE lab and Shardula or Joseph will take you to the geotech lab.

Section 1 Tuesday:

  • 1:50 pm Team 1 and 9
  • 2:40 pm Teams 3 and 4
  • 3:10 pm Teams 5 and 6
  • 3:40 pm Team 7 and 8

Section 2 Thursday:  

  • 12:40 pm Teams 1 and 2
  • 1:15 pm Teams 3 and 4
  • 1:45 pm Teams 5 and 6
  • 2:15 pm Teams 7, 8, and 9. 

All the best,  

Dr. Masten

Lake Lansing North (Saturday)





 

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